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Thus, the failures spanned the electrical system, cooling system and control and instrumentation systems at the plants.
WSJ: Nuclear Industry Likely to Reassess Safety Systems
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Applying an electric current and getting a muscle to jump is easy. (Alessandro Volta jolted a frog's legs 218 years ago.) Peckham is harvesting the body's own electrical signals to control muscles that have been cut off from the nervous system, a process called functional electrical stimulation, or FES. Peckham runs a group called the Cleveland FES Center, a collaboration among Case Western Reserve and two Cleveland hospitals.
FORBES: Technology
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Today's electrical system is a creaking relic lacking the sophisticated command-and-control tools necessary to ensure reliability.
ECONOMIST: MONITOR